A complete guide for Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare Continuum DLC.

Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare‘s newest map pack is Continuum. And while the maps, old and new, that it brings with it are all well and good, really, the only reason that most of you are interested in it – and certainly the reason that you are in this guide – is because of the Zombies Shaolin Shuffle mode.

In this guide, we walk you through Zombies Shaolin Shuffle, Easter Eggs, getting the upgraded katana wonder weapon, playing as Pam Grier, the Chi Powers in the game, power generator location, Perk Machines, Alien Fuse Parts collectibles, and some Achievements and Trophies. Let’s get started, then.

ZOMBIES SHAOLIN SHUFFLE GUIDE

The epic odyssey of Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare‘s Zombies mode continues in Shaolin Shuffle. In this installment, Andre, AJ, Poindexter and Sally find themselves embroiled in another one of Willard Wyler’s bizarre setpieces.

The videos below walk you through the complete mode.

The Intro:

How To Find And Turn On Power:

Perk Machines Locations Guide:

Alien Fuse Parts Locations Guide:

Shaolin Shuffle Easter Egg Ending Cutscene:

EASTER EGGS

As is always the case with these modes, Shaolin Shuffle has a fair few Easter Eggs that you can discover if you know what you are doing. Knowing what you are doing can often be the hard part, and that’s where we come in, with this part of the guide.

UNLOCKING SHUFFLE KATANA

The best weapon in the DLC, the Shuffle Katana is actually not that difficult to find and unlock. The only exception here is, you need to have first completed the Easter Eggs (which we’ve detailed in the previous sections) and seen the ending credits. After that it’s yours for the taking. The video below demonstrates the process.

UNLOCKING PAM GRIER

Shaolin Shuffle has a secret playable character! Pam Grier can be rather tricky to unlock, but our guide here shows you just how to get around that:

CHI POWERS

There are four Chi Powers in the game, based on Kung Fu animals. Each does completely different things, and never has anything to do with what it is actually called: